Kane scores twice but who else was a 'real threat'? England player ratings

Jordan Pickford: Will return to Everton knowing his place is now under threat from James Trafford. Some shaky moments. 6Trent Alexander-Arnold: Given another opportunity to impress and took it. Ability on the ball perfect for deep-lying opponents like the Czech Republic. 7Jarell Quansah: Deployed in his favoured centre-back role and looked comfortable. Slowly becoming a fixture in the squad. 6Marc Guehi: But for a couple of lapses, cruised through the game. Started all four of England's matches during the extended international break. 6Lewis Hall: Now in a fight with Nico O'Reilly for the role of England's first-choice left-back. A successful international period for the Newcastle defender. 7Elliot Anderson: Goes from strength to strength at international level. Brilliant pass to unlock the Czech Republic for England's second. 6Myles Lewis-Skelly: Can be happy with his output on his return to the international scene. Will be unlucky not to be in next squad on this evidence. 7Eberechi Eze: Improved after an underwhelming first-half but did not do enough to cause Thomas Tuchel a selection headache after being handed a rare start. 6Jude Bellingham: Did not hit the heights of his captivating display in Croatia but still oozed class whenever in possession. 7Morgan Rogers: Showed his versatility by starting out on the right and looked comfortable in the role. Provided a real threat. 7Harry Kane: Historic night for the England captain becoming the country's joint-highest appearance-maker alongside Peter Shilton with 125 caps. Goes without saying he scored... twice. 8Subs:James Garner (on 63, Anderson): More international minutes in his legs. 6Jarrad Branthwaite (on 63, Guehi): On for his third cap. 6Morgan Gibbs-White (on 73, Hall) 6Rio Ngumoha (on 73, Bellingham) 6Dominic Calvert-Lewin (on 82, Kane) 6Subs not used: James Trafford, Jason Steele, Bukayo Saka, Anthony Gordon, Trevoh Chalobah, Rico Lewis.